jonii it is nice that you want to help, but since you are new, I would suggest posting help in the public, to increase your credibility.

Before giving anyone your information, or committing to a paid / unpaid job, you should read this, Protection Recommendations

Just FYI, i'm still working on this. Shouldn't be much longer.

You seem to post this same message you sound like a bot. Am sure the admins have checked for that

OK juan71287, I'm attaching my first version. It's pretty simple, just import and go to the options to set the length and characters you want to require. Please let me know if you have any suggestions for changes.

Did my JS work? Or did you write your own? Looking at it now I see I used "strongPassword" for two entirely different purposes.

This version doesn't have any JS, it just does a server side check (as I mentioned a few posts ago). I'll try to add some JS in a future version.

First of all I thank you for your work and time.
and now i can see the setting is working fine so as in password changes but when i used password like: asndksd123-
it showed me:
can you please fix it?

Interesting - do you know what version of PHP you have? I tried to use the multibyte functions so that it might work with different character sets, but I probably shouldn't have bothered since I can't test it.

Anyway, I'll try to fix it shortly.

Web Server Apache v2.2.25 (cgi-fcgi)
PHP 5.3.27
MySQL Version 5.5.32-cll

would be great if its fixed :)

Hmm...I don't understand why PHP5 wouldn't have that function, but anyway, uninstall and try the one attached here instead.

ETA: oh, looks like the mb_ functions aren't available unless PHP is configured to support them.